Design issues of oxygen stations
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Can the filling workshop of an oxygen station and the cylinder storage be designed in the same building? Chapter 4 Process Layout Article 4.0.1 When the storage capacity of oxygen cylinders is 1700 or less, the oxygen production facility, the liquid oxygen vaporization facility, and the oxygen filling facility can be located in the same building, provided that the requirements of Article 5.0.4 of these specifications are met. When medium-pressure and high-pressure oxygen storage tanks are installed in the building, the total gas storage capacity of the tanks and cylinders shall not exceed 10,200 m3 ； The total floor area occupied by empty bottles, full bottles, and storage tanks shall not exceed 560㎡. How should the phrase 50030 be understood?
Is there no one’s end? The question now is this: when creating a general layout for liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide, according to the regulations, \"when the storage capacity of oxygen cylinders is 1700 or less, the liquid oxygen vaporization station and the oxygen filling station can be located in the same building.\" Can this be interpreted as meaning that the warehouse for oxygen cylinders can be placed inside the oxygen filling station? According to the regulations, an oxygen cylinder warehouse is classified as a Category B warehouse, while an oxygen vaporization station is classified as a Category B factory building. Similarly, is it possible to place liquid nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, the vaporization station (Category V facility), and the filling station (including the warehouse) (Category V warehouse) all within the same building? Are there any things to keep in mind? Those who have done this, please offer some advice. I’m a newcomer and haven’t paid attention to such situations before; I’d appreciate your guidance……
Can the oxygen vaporization production workshop be designed as a single unit with the oxygen cylinder warehouse? One is a Class B factory building, and the other is a Class B warehouse? Inventory capacity of 300 bottles * 40l
That’s right. What I’m doing now is dividing a building into three sections; from top to bottom, they are for liquid argon filling, liquid oxygen filling, and liquid nitrogen filling. However, the oxygen filling area needs to be separated from the other areas by firewalls